England vs Argentina: history, hostility and a place in the World Cup Final
14.07.26, 00:00 Updated 14.07.26, 00:27 4 Minute Read
Gary Jordan
It was perhaps inevitable that after a month's worth of action, and a tournament that has seen a record number of teams competing, the four highest-ranked teams coming into the World Cup would be the ones remaining: France, Spain, Argentina, and England. You could not put a cigarette paper between them, so you might as well flip a coin or simply pick one of them out of a hat. One of them will be victorious this coming Sunday.
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Gary Jordan Author of Out of the Shadows: The Story of the 1982 World Cup Team. A long-time observer of England, he brings historical perspective and an enduring optimism shaped by decades following the national side.